Jane Norman is the ABC's national affairs correspondent, based at Parliament House in Canberra. Originally from Perth, Jane has worked as a federal political reporter for more than a decade and was most recently a national regional affairs reporter in the ABC's Climate and Regional Team.
Jane has hosted the ABC's coverage of major events, including the WA state election, and has completed assignments for the ABC in Washington DC, Jakarta, Hanoi, Christmas Island, the Solomon Islands, and Antarctica. Her first job with the ABC was in Albany, on the south coast of WA.
A senior Liberal rejects Jacinta Nampijinpa Price's accusations that he has engaged in "cowardly and inappropriate behaviour" and publicly calls on the senator to apologise for the "ongoing harm" she is causing with her remarks about Indian migrants.
Jacinta Nampijinpa Price takes a swipe at a "cowardly" senior colleague she claims berated her staff and threatened her, after comments she made that were hurtful to Indian Australians.
One Liberal MP says Price's suggestion Labor was prioritising Indian migrants because they vote Labor was a "head-in-hand moment".
Members of a visiting delegation of US Congress members from both sides of politics have stressed the importance of a face-to-face meeting between President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.
Anthony Albanese expresses his astonishment at claims made by Israel's prime minister that "there is no starvation in Gaza", telling Labor MPs that statement is "beyond comprehension".
The PM rules out deploying Australian naval assets to the Middle East even as European leaders mull support for a possible US intervention.
Seven months in the making, Anthony Albanese told reporters that he had prepared extensively to finally meet with US President Donald Trump. Then a social media post landed with a thud.
The Israel-Iran conflict is set to dominate talks at the G7 leaders summit being held in Canada.
Anthony Albanese is set to hold his first major meeting with Donald Trump on the sidelines of the G7 Summit in Canada.
Anthony Albanese is set to hold his first major meeting with Donald Trump on the sidelines of the G7 Summit in Canada.
Anthony Albanese will meet with Donald Trump in what the PM says will be a "constructive discussion" on tariffs and the AUKUS submarine pact.
Anthony Albanese will visit the Seattle headquarters of tech giant Amazon to spruik a multi-billion-dollar expansion of Australian data centres, ahead of flying to Canada for the G7 summit.
Less than six weeks into his second term as prime minister, Anthony Albanese's honeymoon has been interrupted by his first real test: Donald Trump.
A government source says beef is being positioned as a bargaining chip to help reset trade ties after the US imposed harsh tariffs on Australian exports.
The Liberal party room met today to discuss Nationals leader David Littleproud's four policy demands as part of discussions over the coalition agreement.
The Liberals and Nationals have taken their first step towards reconciliation, just two days after their bombshell break-up, with both party leaders delaying planned announcements about their respective frontbench line-ups.
Two senior cabinet ministers have been dumped from Anthony Albanese's new-look ministry as factional heavyweights meet in Canberra to carve up up the 30 frontbench positions.
Both sides of politics are gearing up for a frenetic 72 hours of campaigning with Anthony Albanese planning to visit every state before election day.
The defence minister says he has no problem with the construction of new tugboats for the Australian Navy taking place in China, insisting they will mainly be operated by civilians. Take a look back at how the day's events unfolded on our live blog.
An occasionally fiery Q+A descended into disbelief as Adam Bandt revealed he'd had a "very short" conversation with Tony Abbott during crossbench negotiations following the 2010 election. Take a look back through our live blog.
The $200 million election commitment rebrands and expands an existing health hotline.
The boat's arrival on a remote beach echoed last-minute developments that have threatened to up-end previous federal campaigns, on a day that had already seen both parties undergo heightened scrutiny. Take a look back at how the day's events unfolded.
Peter Dutton has pledged to better prepare Australia for future geo-strategic threats by spending an additional $21 billion between now and 2030, which would be almost double Labor's planned increase to the defence budget.
The comment went largely unnoticed in the fast-paced environment of a federal election campaign, but in New South Wales coal-country it could cost the Coalition crucial seats.
One of the National Party's top hopes for an election pick-up in Western Australia has blasted the Coalition's opposition to Labor's resources production tax credits, saying "good policy deserves support".